You can, the dark hues is default. To make it more cheery, Open Control
Panel > Personalization > Themes > and select a colour.
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"John Jay Smith" <-> wrote in message
a lot of dark hues is what makes Vistas interface unique.
I would like a way to change it into something more cheery...
if it had some alternatives (an not only slightly change of hues) it
would be great.
After all, XP had luna blue, olive and silver.....and classic of
course.
The interface is totally different, transparency and a lot of dark
hues is what makes Vistas interface unique. Mac OS X, lots of creamy
white and brush metal. The only similarities would probably be the
Gadgets and Widgets.
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Having used a G4 at my uncle's in Chicago 3 years ago Vista in
earlier builds did look alot like the MacOS X . But in 5308 I can see
it is starting to lean away from the feel of MacOS X now.
John Jay Smith wrote:
I gotta tell you... MS outdid it self this time with VISTA!
They must have spent hours and hours ripping (COUGH!!!) I mean
imagining
what new features they would add!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4134446112378047444
heheheh...I hope the author sent a thank you card to BG at MS for
saving Apple's ass a few years ago with a infusion of cash...like
$175 million!
Otherwise he'd still be using a powerchip [sic] and would still be
having to delude himself into believing it was faster than any
wintel setup.
Frank